In Westchester, we may think slurping is rude, leaving a tip when dining out is standard, waiting for all to be seated before eating is polite, and using a knife and fork is mandatory (except pizza and fried chicken). But our county is just one place in a big world, and dining customs vary based on where you are. Before you travel, take a look at this chart—you may save yourself from embarrassing, culturally insensitive dining drama.
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Infographic provided by Michelle Mangan at www.ardnasidhe.com.
